Sentence examples for thereby live from inspiring English sources

It is a statement about what you accept as sufficiently "real" to allow you to take action upon and thereby live your life.

Fundamental problems faced by the protocells and their modern descendants include how to go from one phenotypic state to another; escape from a basin of attraction in the space of phenotypes; reconcile conflicting growth and survival strategies (and thereby live on 'the scales of equilibria'); and create a coherent, reproducible phenotype from a multitude of constituents.

Australian and New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry number: ACTRN12611000975998 Dialysis is the world's most utilized modality of renal replacement therapy [ 1], and enables patients with end stage kidney disease (ESKD) to avoid imminently fatal complications such as hyperkalemia, acidosis, and pulmonary edema and thereby live longer.

He met the prostitute in Washington D.C. Thereby living up to his pledge to keep crime out of New York.

If they are right, the researchers said, people may one day obtain the life-prolonging benefits of caloric restriction by taking a drug to slow down the gene, thereby living longer without actually depriving themselves of food.

Schefer describes the schizophrenic subjectivity the cinema offers us: the film as a work projected without memory, viewed by (and thereby lived by) a subject scarred and shaped by memory.

The integrated microphones operate at a bias of 1.5 V and are expected to reach a sensitivity of 5 mV/Pa, an A-weighted equivalent input noise of 24 dB sound pressure level, and a power consumption of about 50 μW in the near future, thereby living up to the tight specifications of microphones for hearing instruments.

Thereby, living bone cells on each surface were displayed in large areas.

The natural habitat of C. resistens is currently unknown, although the utilization of L-histidine by the enzymatic machinery of the hut pathway points to a colonization of the human inguinal or perineal regions, thereby living in close proximity to the human genital tract.

With increasing international migration, the share of people that have international mobility and thereby experience living in different cultures is growing, which might make them more open to mixed ethnic unions.

A deeper issue is that some Europeans fear the euro might be on the verge of free fall, which would raise the price of imports, thereby reducing living standards and adding to inflationary pressures.